November 4, 2013
"France is Not a Cash Cow"; Riots Over Ecotax Continue; Is Anyone Happy?
Read this article: "France is Not a Cash Cow"; Riots Over Ecotax Continue; Is Anyone Happy?
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Read this article: "France is Not a Cash Cow"; Riots Over Ecotax Continue; Is Anyone Happy?
The Economist explains the plight of Dehko in its report The Grabbing Hand of the Law In criminal cases, the government can confiscate assets only after a conviction.
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Bloomerg reports Tax Revolts Hit Hollande as Farmers, Soccer Clubs Protest . French President Francois Hollande’s taxes, among the world’s highest, have made strange bedfellows out of the country’s soccer clubs and farmers in Brittany. Revolts against a series of levies have erupted with protests by farmers in Brittany against a trucking tax on Oct
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The Washington Post reports Spinal fusions serve as case study for debate over when certain surgeries are necessary . By some measures, Federico C